Village plans and local changes feature in public meeting
A well attended public meeting in the village discussed incorporation with EB M Williams chairing and John J Moon as secretary. A committee including A G F Smell D M Kinnaird W J Doig and E M Williams was formed to gather information on reincorporation. Building activity includes new residences for D Sinclair and K Peden, a new store for T Peden, and talks of three new stores as the railway plans lines through the village. Goose Lake and Pel ly have started in Assiniboia. The first snow fell on September 2nd. Village taxes are 12 mills. M B Jackson Liberal candidate visited in an automobile. Prospects for the CN R rail to Shellmouth look good this fall. A large yard is being laid in the Agricultural Park.
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Wew
EB. M. Williams
John J. Moon
A. G. F. Smell
D. M. Kinnaird
W. J. Doig
Williame
Hossburn
D. Sinclair
K Peden
T. Peden
Deiding
Goose Lake
Pelly
Assiniboia
M. B. Jackson
Tds
CNR
Shellmouth
Mrs A L Buie Pioneer Russell Resident Dies
Funeral services held for Mrs Jane Montgomery Bute 77 at home and Knox United church in Russell. Rev A Calder officiated with interment at Russell cemetery. Pallbearers included Mayor H S Hembroff W Hembroff J G Kippan L Langford Tim Dunn and A G Smeliie. Other attendees listed from Stratford Inglis Roblin and surrounding areas.
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Jane Montgomery Bute
Knox United Church
A. Calder
Russell Cemetery
H. S. Hembroff
W. Hembrof
J. G. Kippan
L. Langford
Tim Dunn
A G. Smeliie
Mrs. John Clement Buried Saturday
A sad death occurred last Thursday morning at The Sacred Heart Hospital when Phyllis Lewarton wife of John Clement passed away after a short illness. She was twenty years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Lewarton of Foxwarren, born and educated there, and married in April 1937 to John Clement of Russell. She leaves an infant son John William Wallace, two brothers, a sister, and her husband. Funeral services were held Saturday from Knox United Church Russell with large attendance from Foxwarren Binscarth and Russell, and interment followed at Russell Cemetery. Pallbearers included Stan and Garnet Clement, Russell, Rod Clement, Binscarth, Jack Hay, Jack Wynne and Bing Lazenby.
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Sacred Heart Hospital
Phyllis Lewarton
John Clement
Maurg
John William Wallace
Robert
Wallace
Poxwarren
Adams
Mary
Fort Frances
Knox United Church
Russell
Foxwarren
Binscorth
Mra Clement
A. Calder
G. Silverton
Aud Rey
Murchison
Russell Cemedry
Stan
Garnet Clement
Rod Clement
Binscarth
Jack Hay
Jack Wynne
Bing Lazenby
Vanity Fair Event Draws Big Crowd Next Tuesday Night
Preparations are advanced for a large turnout at Vanity Fair on Tuesday evening Oct. 4 in Veta Hall decorated carnival style. No admission charged and all proceeds go to charity via Vets Elks and Central Welfare. Prize draws well distributed. patrons should secure three tickets.
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Veta
Vets
the Elks
Central Welfare
Trime
Neighborhood Happenings and Local Visits
Wm Crawford of Elphinstone visited his brother C Crawford. Mr and Mrs Honey of Birtie spent the weekend locally. Mr and Mrs A Shuider and family at Yorktown. Ernie Hainstock Sunday with Bert Mackie. Gus Ross welcomed a son at Pie Suerea Heart Hospital in Russell. Roblin Orchestra played a dance for the Junior Hockey Club. Mrs C J Crawford motored to Swan Lake. Mrs Chas Hertlein and parents plan a holiday trip to Vanguard Sask. United Church service featured Sunday School rally and promotion day with Rev J L King of Enderby Canada. Jean and Jack Stewart shared a joint birthday party. Jean age 11, Jack age 9. Tre itor Rev J L King visited with sister Mrs Richard Keating and met people from Brunkild Man. Mrs A Chase and family accompanied by Falconer nee Donahue and Iris Jare guests of Mrs R Keating after trips to Kelowna.
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Elphinstone
Mr. C. Crawford
Mrs. Honey
Birtie
A. Shuider
Yorktow
Ernie Hainstock
Bert Mackie
Gus. Ross
Pie Suerea Heart Hospital
Russell
Roblin Orchestra
C. J. Crawford
Swan Lake
Chas. Hertlein
Eaterbury
Sask
United Cause
McKinney
The
Bible
Institute
Jean
Jack Stewart
Jack
J. L. King
Enderby
B.C
Richard * Keating
Brunkild
Man
A. Chase
Dessie King
Bitamsy
Ure. Falconer
Miss Donahue
Fot Roblin
Iris Jare
R. Keating
Kelowna, BO
Harrowby 2lt Wedding at United Church Manse
Harrowby couple wed at United Church Manse Fox Warren on Friday September 24 officiated by Rev Brown. The ceremony united two locals with guests listed and plans for a reception.
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Stoma
United Church
Fox Warren
Frank Percy
Harrowby
Rev. Brown
Decker Trouk Fey
Roareet Tome
Aloe
Tirana
District Welcomes Guests and Sends Best Wishes
A district column lists best wishes for Mrs N A Robertson in Victoria Hospital Winnipeg after major surgery. Local residents Mrs Keating, Hattie Hammond, and Maggie Hammond visit Rochedale. News of births, weddings upcoming, and deaths including Mrs James R Anderson Vancouver are noted alongside travels of the Minshull and Hammond families and high school plans for Nettle and Marion Anderson in Russell.
Rossburn notes and regional social chatter in fall season
Jewish New Year closures mark business hours as inspectors visit. Visitors from Yorkton and Brandon. Miss Joan Partridge to Wesley College in Winnipeg. Rossburn fowl supper planned for October 24. Local golfers from Russell visit, with a return match planned. Inwood family returns home, Mildred guest of Miss Eval McKague. Town energy rises with hydro pole installations and upcoming wiring work early next month.
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Archie Smith
Yorkton
J. G. Lutt
Melvin
Melutosiid Wayne
Fork River
Dauphin
Dr. Barda
Harry Pollocq
Dawson
W. Williamson
Robi. Hasalund
Mildred
Inwood
Eval McKague
Moosejaw visitors among Saskatchewan relatives noted
Millwood Jr and Mrs Jack Cartwright Dennis of Moosejaw visited relatives here last week. Mrs Alex McKinnon and daughters Margaret and Winnie of Petapiece visit Mira Win McKinnon Jr and Mrs C Brenner Ruth and Master Robert Horning visited Bear Creek. Mrs Alex McKinnon Margaret and Winnie and Miss Alice McKinnon stayed in Nipawin. Mr and Mrs Howard Cartwright and son Fred of Inglis visited relatives here. Jack Heap of Rocanville visited his brother George Heap. Mr and Mrs Laddie Knourey and Family and A Knourek drove from February to visit Jacob Wondrasek.
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Jack Cartwright
Dennis
Moosejaw
Reatives
Alex. McKinnon
Margaret
Winnie
Petapiece
Nome
Mira
Win. McKinnon
C. Brenner
Ruth
Robert Horning
Bear Creek
Alice McKinnon
Nipawin
Ask
Howard Cartwright
Fred
Inglis
Jack Heap
Rocanville
George Heap
Laddie Knourey
A. Knourek
Feteruary
Jacob Wondrasek
Local Visitors and Carnival Notes From Silverton
Mears Joseph Protaseich of Silverton visits Mr Kawka's and Mike Paints arte tor while Sots Wookout plans a Saturday event. Alex Sawehay runs the grocery store formerly led by Wm Kozun. Alex Pawluke suffers serious injuries after a horse kick incident.
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Joseph Protaseich
Silverton
No Scarcity of Vegetables Reported in District
In Unis district the vegetable supply remains ample as growers report harvests of potatoes and other produce. Wm. Coey of Endcliffe delivered four potatoes weighing 8 pounds 4 ounces, while the overall garden yield totals 636 pounds, including a heart-shaped display at the market.
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Doar
Unis
Peter Seed
Fae
Owen Lang
Tyx Fees
Neo Ag
Wm. Coey
Endcliffe
Circulation Campaign Leads For Prize Scholarship
The Banner canvassers push toward a $100.00 scholarship at a Winnipeg business college as Bill Forsythe leads Miss Nettie Anderson with Victor Guds in third place. all canvassers must submit reports by next Monday to ensure accuracy.
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Doffinion Busin- 268 College
Winnipeg
Bill Forsythe
Russell
Nettie Anderson
Silverton
Victor Guds
Lennard
Rossburn Golfers Defeat Local Players In Six-Hole Match
Rossburn golfers proved stronger than Russell visitors on a Sunday duel at the six hole Rossburn course. Russell guests Ted Langford H R Barry Clare Brown Len Margetts Jack Omerod and Cecil Sanderson faced Chas Douglas Frank Partridge Colin Barlow and Jack Scott of Rossburn amid talk of expanding the course to nine holes next year. The Rossburn layout, set about a mile and a half east of town, drew a large turnout with lush fairways and bushy hazards adding spice to the match. Russell club members look forward to a return game in Rossburn.
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Rossburn
Russell
Rossburn Club
Chas. Douglas
Frank Partridge
Colin Barlow
Jack Scott
Ted Langford
H.R. Barry
Clare Brown
Len Margetts
Jack Omerod
Cecil Sanderson
Russell Club
Rossborn
Regular Town Council Meeting Opens In Routine Session
The Russell town council held a regular meeting last Thursday evening with all councillors present. Accounts approved included electric light costs totaling 45.64 and other town expenses 359.84. A grant of 25.00 was given to the Children's Aid Society. Mayor Hermott presided.
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Russell Town Council
Children's Aid Society
Hemrott
Wedding of Mary Wunice Jollotte in Dropmore Manitoba
A Saturday ceremony at 11 am joined Mary Wunice, daughter of Mr and Mrs W Wardie, to Leon Jollotte of Deepdale Manitoba. The lawn setting featured peach yellow gladioli and white bells, with a bridal party in blue and peach crepe and orange blossom accents. After a meal for sixty, the couple planned a motor trip and residence on the groom’s farm in Deepdale.
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Dropmore
Mra. A. Grundy
M. Gillies
E. Hunt
Ira Gardiner
Lancheon
North Dakota
Deepdale
Man
Pretty wedding at Baskier home in Napinka Man
Wilma Lorraine Baskier, only daughter of Mr. W. R. Baskier, wed Thomas Franklin Madill elder son of Mrs. Florence Madill of Russell Man. Rev Wotton officiated. Guests enjoyed music by Irene Hall and Marguerite Kennedy as the couple exchanged vows under cedar blossoms. The bride wore midnight blue satin with white pillbox hat and carried a Morocco bag. The groom’s brother Clarence Madill attended, and gifts included rings and a fountain pen. The couple will reside in Carwright after a brief wedding lunch and a trip toward Winnipeg and points north.
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Baskier
Wilma Lorraine
W. R. Baskier
Napinka
Man
Thomas Franklin
Florence Madill
Russell
Wotton
Irene Hall
Marguerite Kennedy
Lohengrin
Kathleen Lewis
Clarence Madill
Winnipeg
Points North
Carwright
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